Some rambling questions about this election:

• Did you really think I would write telling you how to cast your vote? Ha!
• A challenge: Can you continue a kingdom relationship with a believer who will vote differently than you in this election?
• Are you willing to risk unity in the body of Christ over political views? Why or why not?
• Do you realize Bible believing Christians approach politics in many different ways based on their various backgrounds?
• Do you realize many Bible believing Christians will vote third party this year?
• Will the winner of this election change your obedience to I Timothy 2:1-2? It reads as follows: “First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way.”
• Do you desire the salvation of all candidates?
• How will you treat and practically love believers who plan to vote for a different candidate?
• How does your knowledge of church history influence the way you view U.S. politics and this particular election?
• How does media coverage affect your view of the candidates and the election itself?
• How does the election of the two main nominees speak to the condition of our country?
• How much does the morality of the candidates matter to you? How much has it mattered in past elections? Do you have a consistent answer to that question?
• Do you pay lip service to God’s sovereignty regarding governments and particularly this election?
• Finally: will the outcome of this election change your desire to obey Jesus Christ?

Some rambling questions about this election:

• Did you really think I would write telling you how to cast your vote? Ha!
• A challenge: Can you continue a kingdom relationship with a believer who will vote differently than you in this election?
• Are you willing to risk unity in the body of Christ over political views? Why or why not?
• Do you realize Bible believing Christians approach politics in many different ways based on their various backgrounds?
• Do you realize many Bible believing Christians will vote third party this year?
• Will the winner of this election change your obedience to I Timothy 2:1-2? It reads as follows: “First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way.”
• Do you desire the salvation of all candidates?
• How will you treat and practically love believers who plan to vote for a different candidate?
• How does your knowledge of church history influence the way you view U.S. politics and this particular election?
• How does media coverage affect your view of the candidates and the election itself?
• How does the election of the two main nominees speak to the condition of our country?
• How much does the morality of the candidates matter to you? How much has it mattered in past elections? Do you have a consistent answer to that question?
• Do you pay lip service to God’s sovereignty regarding governments and particularly this election?
• Finally: will the outcome of this election change your desire to obey Jesus Christ?